Daley Ranch Video
Please enjoy the following video highlighting ranching loss from the 2020 North Complex/Bear Fire and conservation efforts moving forward. Link to YouTube video
Tree Removal Program Available in Paradise
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Preventative Safety Work on The Ridge
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Chipper Funding is Available NOW!!
Click here to download: We have funding available for our No-Cost Chipper Service! Coverage is first-come first-Served so please sign up ASAP to get on our list! Call 530-877-0984 or visit our website for more information: Chipper Program – buttefiresafe.net
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Empowering Communities to Prepare for Wildfire Season, Grants Awarded to Two Butte County Nonprofits Focused on Wildfire Mitigation Projects
Forest Ranch and Butte County Fire Safe Councils Receive $150,000 from PG&E CHICO, Calif. — This wildfire season, mobilizing Californians to protect their homes, businesses, communities, and the environment from wildfire is more important than ever. The work of local California Fire Safe Councils (FSCs) is critical to strengthening the safety and preparedness of local
Radio Interview – Ecotopia and Butte County Fire Safe Council
Audio link to the 6/9/21 interview of our Director, Calli-Jane DeAnda, with KZFR’s Ecotopia program. Listen for information about our programs as well as history of our organization:
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Town of Paradise to consider Grazing as Fuel Reduction measure
At tonight’s Paradise Town Council meeting – from Paradise Post
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Master Gardener workshop on Invasive Plants post-Camp Fire
Master Gardner Workshop This workshop will focus primarily on those invasive plants that have taken over in post-Camp Fire Paradise. You will learn both how to identify and control these intruders. Some of these species naturalize easily, and can crowd out native species. They can also cause ecological, environmental, and economic damage. Click the link
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